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22 June 2009 - Tara Loader Wilkinson

Guinness family office launches private pension fund

Iveagh, the private investment house and Guinness family office, is launching a self-invested personal pension for investors in its Iveagh Wealth Fund.

The investment house is working with Berkeley Burke SIPP Administration to launch the Iveagh Private Pension, which will be free for clients with over £25,000 already invested in the Iveagh Wealth Fund.

The Iveagh Wealth Fund targets an annual return of 10% over the long-term, according to a press release this morning.

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